He questioned whether the vote would be genuinely free, with "certain people floating around the edges and warning of the dire consequences to their political future if they vote in the way that they believe to be right, which just happens to be in disagreement with the leadership".
Gases also count as fluids, and, although they have very low densities compared to other types of matter, can still support the weight of certain objects floating in them.
Familiar arguments about which races can and can't use certain words float by, as do themes of cultural appropriation and exploitation, interracial relationships and more.
At Wally's Party Factory, a 32-store chain based in the North Texas town of Ennis, balloons no longer contain 100 percent helium — the total is down to 60 percent — and an additive is pumped in to help certain types float better.
Across the level ocean of her mind come floating certain refugees in a makeshift plastic boat so crowded with passengers they are stacked in layers and dropping over the sides.
With the sand ratio at a certain value, the floating phenomenon is well-controlled.
These blocks define software tasks (benchmarks represented as a certain mix of floating point, integer and load/store instructions) that are input to both the processors (Opteron and Xeon) in order to test their memory hierarchy performance.
But certain floating-rate bonds, which reset their interest rate every 90 days, are a good short-term play that could pay off as interest rates rise, according to Aaron Schindler, a managing director at Wealth Advisory Group in New York.
Just firmly, calmly mix the egg white into the chocolate, making certain there are no floating drifts of egg white.
Mix gently, making certain there are no floating pieces of egg white foam, then spoon into the buttered tins.
And at a certain point the crowds, floating in clumps at the center of which were tubes sunken under the weight of stocked coolers of beer, were so thick you could scarcely see the water.
